Exactly one month ahead of the opening of one of this year’s most anticipated art projects, ticket sales for the “Tilda Swinton – Ongoing” exhibition have officially launched. We invite you to this unique event organised by us, dedicated to the icon of contemporary cinema and performance art, running from 18 September 2026 to 17 January 2027 in the newly opened, post-industrial space of the Creative Industries Institute (formerly the PAP printing house) at 65 Mińska Street in Warsaw. Tickets are already on sale at eventim.pl.

The exhibition is organised by Malta Festival, under the patronage of Dominika Kulczyk. This showcase marks another extraordinary chapter in our shared journey with Tilda Swinton. Following the thrilling performance Embodying Pasolini presented in Poznań, we are joining forces once again to bring to Poland a project that has already captivated audiences at Amsterdam’s EYE Filmmuseum and Onassis Ready in Athens. Across nearly 1,000 m² of post-industrial space, visitors will be able to experience the fruit of four decades of artistic collaboration and friendship between Tilda and masters of cinema and art, such as Pedro Almodóvar, Luca Guadagnino, Joanna Hogg, Derek Jarman, Jim Jarmusch, Olivier Saillard, Tim Walker and Apichatpong Weerasethakul. As the artist herself emphasizes, “Ongoing” is not a traditional retrospective, but a living process and a story of the relationships out of which art is born.

To ensure visitor comfort and an intimate atmosphere for experiencing the artwork, entry is organised around a flexible system of timed hourly entry slots. This prevents overcrowding and guarantees open, unhurried access to the featured installations.

Standard tickets priced at PLN 89 and reduced tickets at PLN 79 are now available on eventim.pl. For those seeking complete flexibility, an open ticket priced at PLN 139 is available – valid for a single entry on any day and at any time within a selected month (as well as an open ticket + poster option for PLN 179). For more information on the exhibition itself visit tildaswintonongoing.pl.

photo: Casper Sejersen